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Hi Jason,
Biggest recommendation I have is to observe and listen. Observe all of the trainers you are working with, see what is key for their business or what works for them. Listen to your clients, even if they are talking about their grandmothers 80th birthday.
You will constantly be continuing your education overtime and adding tools to your toolbox.
Happy to help if you have any other questions.
Cheers,
Devin Parrick
http://trainermetrics.com
Biggest recommendation I have is to observe and listen. Observe all of the trainers you are working with, see what is key for their business or what works for them. Listen to your clients, even if they are talking about their grandmothers 80th birthday.
You will constantly be continuing your education overtime and adding tools to your toolbox.
Happy to help if you have any other questions.
Cheers,
Devin Parrick
http://trainermetrics.com
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Most likely (as in the majority of commercial gyms) he will either give you a scenario and then you will have to come up with a plan or he will ask you to train either another trainer or pick a member from the floor and have you assess him/her and come up with a workout plan (which you will have to put the member through). I am not a fan of this type of option for many reasons, but it is what it is. Good luck!
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You just finished your cert. You are as ready to follow the book as you will ever be. So, don't sweat the practical interview. Be yourself and do what you think is right. The interviewer may be critical in giving you feedback. That is the nature of the position. Take all feedback with a smile and be accepting. Don't let yourself get irritated with the process. Being positive and up beat will be a better overall approach. Good luck.
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Hello Jason Hwang,
Congratulations; that is great. You will want to be yourself as well as confident to be able to handle "the test". No matter what happens, please remember that things happen for a reason, which we may not be aware of...yet.
Good luck,
Natalie aka NAPS 2 B Fit.
Congratulations; that is great. You will want to be yourself as well as confident to be able to handle "the test". No matter what happens, please remember that things happen for a reason, which we may not be aware of...yet.
Good luck,
Natalie aka NAPS 2 B Fit.
